The Sun. — London, England, 1808-04-01 00:00:00

■ rz . : 4_, ‘' c) ,S 1 ( ~..4 . ......„,r ~,, : fr....,....- ~,, 1,-).i.pit-rr-rf ~~, ;' r •44 • .3' - • s Itv; 141;gr-4:F ...E1 1.,. . l it io, : 21 44 ♦ " - .4;:•-'-'7 , :L ,/ .. re •''' ~.. if .^ ~,'` ~~. r ~1 1 H , 1 ' .1- SUN. : w.~ « t'~~r .. ;. s ~ ]•Ml': ' > ,:: ~,.- it I' ~ ~ .a. RIDA Y, ArRIL 1, 1808. giiNiiE.it 485 1.1 (PRICE SIXPIE,,k t. This Day was publiShed, price Lis. A A LETTER to SIR'IOSEPki BANKS, Bart. on the CAUSES and REMOVAL of the Prevailing I.4!CONTENTS, IMPERFECTIONS, and ABUSES inM E DIC I N E. NAVY-OFFICE,' March ISA IVOR -KIVIGfII - S OP WINDSOR: - • ACTED BUT ONCE, THEATRE ROYAL, ottuttY-LANE, J7O-111ORROW ~KVENING,' April 2, 18 6 8, will bt performed • • THE WORLD. Tbe Characters by Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. BANNISTER. • Mr • WKOUGI-ITON, Mr. NIATHEWS, 'Mr. PALMER, ,yr. DE CAMP, Mr. RUSSELL, 'Mrs. I . OkOAN, Mrs. POWELL, Miss BOYCE, Miss MNAGE. The Prologue torbe spoken by Mr. DE CAMP, • And. the EpiJogue by Mr. ELLISTON. , w rrn THE DESERTER. Henry, Mr- KELLY ; Skirmish, Mr. BANNISI ER ; Louisa, Mrs MOUNTAIN ; Jenoy, Mrs. BLAND ; Margaret, Mrs., l'iltkTTOcKS ; li . Aet 11. will be introduced Military Manoeuvres , the Dead • March, and the CeremOnY used in Shooting a Deserter. Boxes 6s. Second Price.-3)<,..-Pit 35. 6d. Second Price as.— Galiery as. Second Price is,U,pper -- Gallery is: Second Price od.—No Money to be returned. • ' • Places for the Boxes to be takeli of Mr. Spring, at the Box - Office, It ussell-street. The Doors to be opened at Half pass Five, and begin at Half past Six. A new Grand Ballet of ACtion, which has been some time in preparation, will bo, produced-T . 4.a few days. . , gr.- • TfII:ATRE ROY \l. COW NT-GARDEN. - - virCVNIORROW EVENING, April*. 2, 1808, 11 will be polorrntd . . THE MERCHANT OF, VE-NICE.- • bp.ssanioi Mr. C, K EM !IL E ; Antonio, Mr. Pt) E ; Shylock, COOK tF; Gobbo,„ Mr. EMEkY Launcelot, Mr. EN; Portia, Miss SMITH lessicJ, ' Mist 130 After which (second Mile), a Tragic, Comic. Pantoriiiinic, GalainAtlihis, called ~ BONIFACTO AND BiIIDGeTINA • 3 Or, The 1(1,1,:nt c t Inc Hermitage ; or, The . Windmill Tur ret; or, The Speitreot the North-East Gallery ! With a PRELUDE. . • Sir Hildebrand (Knight of the Hermitage), Mr. SIMMONS; Bonitacio (his Nephe4v), Mr. BLANCHA.KI ° • ' Poignardo (Lieutenant of Banditti), Mr. TAY I.OK ; And the Baron Sicripandos (a revined Wizzard, and Captain of Banditti), Mr. FARLEY ; Babet ( Mistress ortonifacio), Mrs. L I STON ; Bridgerina (Wife otlionitacio). ' , Mrs. GIBBS ; Village Lasses. the Misses A DANIS. ,Boxes 6s. Sec o nd P r ic e 3s .—Pit 3 s. 6d. Second Price is. --Gallery,zs. Second Price ts.-- Upper Gallery ts: Second Price 6d. N'o Mimey to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken :of Mr. Ilundon, at tine. Box-ollica, in Hart-street. .The Doors to Lie opened at Half.past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. The new Grand Comic Melo- Drama will be repeated every Evening tilt further notice. STATE . LOTTF:itY. , 44EXT TAI ES DA l i, April 5, will, he the FIFTH DAY of DfrtAWING, a m and the are Thirty.eight Capital Prizes still undra %vv. • 09, dr.iwn a Prize of 19,01)01. March 8, being the first Day nt Drawing•cf ihepfesent Lottery, W.ls shared in Sixteen Sixteetillis ; likewise No. 14,2.23. drawn a Prize of '26,0001...Mitch tX, tieing the Sccolid Day of Drawing, was :sold in one .Qitarter,7 three I:►giuh►, and six teenths ; aiso, No. ig,2ay, &awn Third t)ay a Prate ofcool. .vas soli in sixteen S•xteentlis, by ft JAMES Ba:11ISCO111.3 and Co.• Proprietors 11,7 of the Lucky Lottery Oitices, No. it, Holb•Yrn, 3/, Corni ill, and 38, iLomi.irket, I'u:ea.:tiny,' where Tickets and Shares of Tickets are now selling, warranted undrawn, and the Privs paid at either of the alxsve Offices on demand; The presco , State Lottery contains more Capital.Ptikes than have:nrip,inally been in most of the former Lotteries, consist -114 of 6.!,n00 N umbers. N. ii Tickets and Share's are likewise selling in the City goose 'tottery; consisting ot• only ' 20,000 1 ickets, and Schemes for both Lotteries gratis. GRAND STATE LorrEttv. NEITHF4I of the great. Prizes of Twenty or Ten ThousatAls drawn on the Third or Fourth Dos, they:. fore the Wheel Is immensety Itich:—The FIFTH DA' 4t . DRAWING will be onTUESDAY NEXT. STATI; OF THE WHEEL., , • 2 Prizes of . Czo t oOo - . • ... io,oots 5,000 14 .. • 1000 17 SCC. TICKETS and VIA S, warranted undrawn, are on Sale by 110 VG ES, OA IN E. and Co. Stock-brokers, to, Oxford.strcet, and z. , N.B. Prizes, to any au.ount, paid on Demand'. lI#TH DAY of DRAWING' of the STATE LOTTERY will be TUESDAY NEXT , April the stli. TICKETS and SHARES continue on Sale, war.. !lied • Undrawa p by HAZARD lI,URNE,. and •••C'n. Stoc.k.brokers. NO. y;, !royal Exchange, and no where else in London on shelf at cciuit; ' Letters (pest-paid) duty irswered, and Schemes gratis. STATE OF THE WHEEL. ,2 t'riies of • lot*oo 2 . • - . . 14 . . I,of SI 5 6 4 34 - - - - - • - 100 c. &c. 1:2 . 11.AND .CITY LOT'T'ERY of .FREEHOLD NJ HOUSES, discharged of LAND-TAX. , ) 004,0 . 00 :Value in Capital Pr!zes.! ' . Twenty Tlions.ind Tickets, to be Dray:win Guildhall, April 7.6 th. LIST of CAPITAL PAIZES, with the Value Ofeach. Grand 'tote!, No, 9, Skinner-street, -•-- 25,000 No. 14. it;intier-street ' . - • moo No. 43, Ditto _. . • 6,00 n No. 45, Ditto . , ._ . - - 6,000 No. s, Pickett-street . . . . 4,000 No. 7, Ditto ,- . .- - . , - - .• ' 6,000 'No. - t7, Skinner-street .. . . .; -000 No. ai, t)i.t;o - - . - ' 4,000 No. 41, Ditto - .. - 4. 000 No. it, Ditto -•- 111 ~ 4, 000 No. 4, Ditto - - - 'a. 4, 000 No. to, Pickett.street . . - . - .4,00., to. It, Ditto . - " • 4,000 No. IS, Skinner-stiller • - . - • 3,000 No. 4) , West Side or Snow.hill . ' 3. 000 No. .4, . Skinner-street - -.- . 3iuoo Nu. 48, Ditto .3.'- 0 0 No. 49, Ditto . - - 3,060 No, 4, Pickett-street - - - 3.000 NO. 23,:Skiniter.street _ ._ _ 7. * t,obo . . . Mak lin together: the Sum o 1 1:-.4,*001. The above Valuation is taken at the lowest estimate, and there is nodoubt that h)% the tittle the Lottery is drawn, the Property will ; 14 very considerably inc,reasetl in yaltte. Pt. tet s have 'bean Tr ade nom various persons to purchase several he I-louses ”at the p ice; thy are estimated at, 'and it is propos:A that tho46-1' ri zes•which o re divided ;nto small shatea sh,li tie ,old, and the l'frduce paid, to the Shareholders ac cording to their respeet!ve Sliarcs. • ' teattif icke t. 17.19 o Kt; f - . 4 .0 I ti! h 0 Q rtc z• 3 0 3 ixteclalk 0 Ticitets end Sheer g re'St; I I it 4; at' al I the 0 tht:es. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LAtitts WITHOUT adverting to tbe.difference of opi-, nion which is known to prevail in the Court of Directors, with reaped to whom they shall recommend to your Sulrrages at the ensuing flqtjtn,.. beret encoura4itlO?y jthe reception I have expericaced.in my Can\ras, to repose in ylin every hope of success,' as' VCandidate - for a Seat' in the Diredion of your Allifirs, on the day of Irallot, fixed for - the 13th instant. The grounds on which I presume to solicit your Favour and Support, are, the Duraticiii' alive Service in various Seed not'unimpartant Situations in India, detailed and already itt yoUr possession, and the approbation of your Govimitments abrOad, and your Diredors at home.' - Should you•be pleased to place me in the honour - able Situa. tiun to whieli I aspire, permit me niOst• sincerely to. assure you, the same zeal and attention that• marked toy past Ser vices, shall he unremittingly exerted' tor' the promotion of your Interests. - I have the honour to be, with great respell, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most faithful and oh alien Servant. lOHN ALEXANDER:BANNERMAN. Harley-place, April 1, tBA. •• To the - PROPRILIVKS of. EAS C INDIA STOCK. LADIES 'AND . GENTLEMEN. (I N a former Oecaiion I had the 'Honour of Soliciting your Suffrages fora Sl AT in the DI It EC. TION , and my pretensions to your favour were gronnded ;on having passed twenty.five years in the Company's S•erviee, and upon ample leisure to attend to the various'cluties of the situation. Another opportunity has presented itself, by the rest4tiation of Mr. ERASER. I therelore lose no time to redeem the pledge which I gavel') my 14st Address, (it-offer ing myself to your favour upon the first vacancy that should occur. If the final issue of the Ballot, which is'fixed for the 13t11 just. should elevate the to a Seat in the Direction, I thus publicly assure you, that my gratitude shall,he exemplified by •unremitking exertions to promote your best interests. To those Proprietors who honoured me with'nearly 7 0 , V o t es at ..the fast, Election, I return my thanks, 'and doubt not but that an additional increase of my friends on the present occa sion, will place tne in that high station to which I aspire. I have the honour to be, - Ladies mid Gentlemen, Your. most obedient humble Servant, Mill.lllll, April t, 18of3, 14,011. E WC ‘ SII I.I.IAMS. 'Communications wilt be thankfully eceF4Q,l al. Captain Williams's Committee-room, at the K .1 % 11.:.ot, in the Poultry. Jo • • , . . To the PROP RIETORS of EA's-e INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GeNTILMKN, THE Period of the Aonual Ele6tion of Six Di rectors approacht..:4, I beg Leate again to. make a re spea Int Offer of my Services, and to solicit your Sup Pert; In looking back to the various and'i:npUrrant occurrences whieh took place during the,tbur years whilst I .had the'ho intim of a fie , t in-the Adininistration of xotir Atf l irs I can. not reproach myself with having discredited your choice, by 111 swerving in any instance tie, i toy duq, or violating the pledge 1 gave you of moire devotion to your interest's. On toe present occaiiioi, therefore,. I c.in otilY assure you that, if you should lac ple..:sed to coition,: roe confidence yott have already.rupi.se..r ni rue," shill tridetvOur to merit it by a strict adhere n ce to. the principles whica have nitherto govCrned my conduCt. It is ray anxious wish to wait personally on every Proprie tor ,• but of the severe domestic afil:Ction, - whiCh I have lately undergone, should nave rendered toe unequal to the fatigue ot a general Canvass, I trust the cause will plead in my ex case. I. have the Honour to be, With sincere gratittide and respeel, Your faithful humble SerVant„ 1.. fIUDLESTQN. London, March 2s, 18:8. 110Pli FIRE OFFICE LUDGATE HILL Instituted eriO•r, for Insuring lialcluggs,qocds, Merchandise, Ships Buittling hi harbour, or in Dock, Vessels, Craft, • and Cargo from Loss or Damage by • Fire. • Also tor Insuring Lives, Granting Annuities, /cc. &c. CAPITAL—TWO MILLIONS. INSURANCE of Property from Fire being of the first importance to the interest of Society, several Institutions, have been formed tor that 11401111 purptise ; and this Company having been established upon a Plan which holds out very superior advantaaes, the Direelors feel confident of public support. The buiiness of the Com pany commenced at Michaelmas last, and Insurances to a very considerable amount have already been ettieted. Proposals may be had at the ()trice, and lasurancesby Per. Scuts ~ vilosu Policies expire at Lauy-day, ni4y be etli:cied upon very advantageous mats. Persons insuring Property in this ()Rice to the amount of . toad. :1r..: entitled to very muliar advantages .! ! . All Policies of cool. and upwards are issued I;,raOs ; and 'insurances upon liouschold Goods under that amount, iitAy be etti:dect without tiwintl specifications I • NO Dedudions whatever in the. Payincnt of Losses I LOss or Damage by•eire Occasioned by Lightning is paid by this t.onidrany. • It x pence fold on the removal of Goods in case of fire, and 411 Loss i)r 11,imagc thereby Madegood td the Insured l No Charge madelor Endorsements . A cunsideras . lo Detludion is ailoweci to Merchants on short perlud Insurances I A itroketagebls per cent. is ailowed on all .Shipping In surancvs ! Policies for more than One Year allowed a considerable Discount. Farming Stock, on ono Farm, insured without the average Clause. Engines carrying Water (on a new principle, invented by Mr..Bramalt) are stationed in else nt , .)t sienaiions in the metropolis, andseady for inernediaie servieL: on the first alarm of tire. , . Agents arc appointed in most• of the principal cities and towns in the Uniteti'Kingdom. • Itv OrdZ!r rif the Dire Chits, hplt Y, Clerk. P.Ooks etiouliiing the T;tbles of Rates of Preiniums, with every particular resptieling Lite Insuratu:e, Sze:. in ,y be had at t h e Office, on application to Mr. St. Croix, Actuary to the Life•Depetnicnt. . BRITISH FIRE OFFICE. rr HE BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, ' at their prin cipal.& Offices in the Strand and Cornhill, London, and by Agents in Ediribufgh,Glatgow, Dublin, and the principal 't owns of the United, kingdoms, continue to grant 'mgr. luxe against FIRE, on the Terms and Conditions of their printed Proposals, delivered Gratis. The Ilire4tqni have great pleasure in reflecting that by their Exertions and Plans tne Benefits and i finciples of' Instrtance are more generally fe4 and4uuterstood ; and they trust that they, have a Claim for Preference with the Public, for the liberarCondud they have evinced in al Ilheir Transattions. Premiums t4r In-' surance renewable at Lady-day, must be paid on or White the 9th Day of April next. Surveys within the Bills of Mortality, when considered ne. cesssry, hail:, always been made by this Office without any Charge to the laistircd. Fees have never been permitted to bia taken in iiny•Case yr under any Pretence'whatever. Com mission to Brokers on g hipping and Foreign Insur,mces also, have always been allowed. Eratursenietits of Alteration or Removal enteted without fee. Engines of the best Construition, and Firemen of A iiivity and undoubted Integrity (whose Exertions have been acknow. lodged), have from the Establishment of the Office in 1799, been provided by the British Fife -Office - to attend at Fires. The Terms and Conditions of Insurance, as stated in the Policies, are defined, with perspicuity, piainnesi„ and preci sion..so as to prevent the Alistinclerslandings and Disputes dependent upon ill-digested, unadvised, and-ignorant Plans, err Ily baneful to thePropriehirs thOse Insuring. Annual•Premiums.-Conitnon nsurance, • 25. :per Cent.— tiniatticists, ss.-- 7 'rarriting Stock, as. (ad. per Cent. only, insurance of greater Hazard and larger Suins by SpeLial Agreetnent.- - Polieie* (Gtatis) 4.4 heretoliate, for Sums of 3noi. awl up ward 4' ROBERT SKLI,ION, See. Ily - THOMASBEDDOESUttr) _ . In this Letter the pretensionof the gditibtrio School, and the coinparatiye worth Oda:fent Seoteli De i ;tees, are freely discussed. A plan is sugges,ed ror a imp;oved •plan of education of Physiciart.:. ' !laity iraudullmt artifice* in medical praflice are 0h . .) pointelout, and Other subjects' discussed, in witicli the public at large are detiply interested. Printed tar R.. Phillips, 6, Bridge-street, add td be had of all Booksellers. " • NEW EDITJONpf Mrs. 1-lAA kr...TpN's This Day .was published, , In Two Vols. price . ios. in boards; a S;.•Concl Edition of T ETTERS addressed to the DAUGHTER of a" L NOBLEMAN, on the • FORMATION of - RIiLIC.;I... OUS and MORAL PRINCIPLE, ... • By ELIZABETH HAMILTON, Author of Letters cit the Elementary Principles of • Edtication, ke„ Printed for I'. Cad:ll, and %V. Davies, Strand. " The satisfaaion which we received from MisSl)arttil.. ton's 'Letter:, on Educa:ion, as well as troth her Nlernnirs of Agrippina; WitS.glich, th,4t upened th 4 volumes baure us: - with expectations of antu , eute utt ut and instrioo, , y 1 11. high intL•ed, have not bee n disappuintOd. We are cnnvins:ed. that.no voting Lady kingdom, nor old Lady either, tvill read tfttun with d;:aacmnpni, and earnestly en t i e‘ v o ur to o b., serve the preceidi Mitch their Author itiettleares i without beeintu.az a twser and a • better. Christian.-Britis h April, ;to/. Mr. BOSWELL's WORKS, NEW EDITIONS. This Pay wis published. In One Vol. with - a Portrait of the Atiiftor, from a Pidttre by Sir Joshua Reynolds, price gs.julioards, a New tion, being the Eoutth, uf 'HE-JOURNAL of 'a. TOUR to the LIE 11RIDES,'with SAMUEL MONSON, in cluding some Poetical Pieceiby Dr. J ohnson, relative to the' Tour, and never before - published ; . a series of his Contersit tion, Literary Anecdotes, and Opinions of Men and Books : %%hit an authentic Account or the Distresses and Escape of the Grandson of King knits ff. in the year 1746. • By IA MLS BOSWELL, Esq. • . • Printed tot T. Cadcll and W. I),:.vics, Strand. Of who!n inaislsrs . be . l;aCf:iately puhliilizA:a New Edition, he:ng the Fifth, Rctvisi it ;AA A g nt.cft Mr. BosweiPs-Lire of Dr. Samuel loirason, courprehenii ing an account or his studies and'humerbus vorks . in chrono logical order; a series of his epitol.zry corrcSpot, !erica. and coriversitions with many eminent persotas ; atilt various ori gins! pie:A:sof his 'composition, never bs:forc puhlisned ; rile whole exhibiting a view of LitenCtlre and ifiteratY 4ien Great Britain tor near half a centuryi.during which he tiou risked ; in 4 Vols. Bvo. with Portrait of Ur. !Musson, trent anoriginal pidure, price rt. tbs. in hoards. F 1 INW. A R'T S And ELEGANT 'LITERATURE, of peculiar' Interest and V,Uue. oderectto the nutice ut TASIC this Day. MON UNItNT ereded to the Memory of Ars. 110 1Y A R 11y lOSEPH 'NOI.I:I3K ENS, Esq. R. A. " Into thy hatits.l contrneuti toy Spirit, for thou hast re. deemed the. 0 Lora Gudof truth." ..,• •,- Nlaria, 1114 third 4.1u41iu.r chi Anilcew Lord Arch , :r, was married to 'Henry [toward, oil titc 234 ot . 1 7 1 i 8 ; and died, wi:h her infant daughter, on the 9tivor November, 17139, in, tit.: 23d yiar of her a l p:. This tribute of alkitioli is p 41,4 I,e it her who approaclica Itedr t6'palec. lion, by the Ilu . lband tad sisters. In tie Chr;rch of Colby Ctstle, the Szat of the Family of the Ilowiirds, in the County of Cumnerland. r rHIS most Beautiful WORK of ART, which is ackhowledged to exceed any 'thing tnat been hitherto introduce 4 hasHbeeit mostt correctly Outlined by Mr. Burner, uialer the inspettion of Mr. Nalle kens, and is to be Introvithied in the present Number of La Belle A Xstrriblee (nein; No. '7:9), published this day. Price Hal a. Crown. _ . . Lleepr rothra Outline no Engraving of this Work has ever 'been published. • usual Decorations of this IsTttrnber 'consist of a most beautiful Likeness of the late unfortunate ,4 Matilda, Queen of Decntark,". sister to' utte.must graciouS and 1, 4 0 v ,- -ti So vereign, engriveti by peratission, and by desire (in. order to 'complete the at of - Royal- Portraits), front the original Pit:- lure in the King's'.Colleefion. ..riti3 Number likewise e.tri. tains the Fashions tor the present Month Fureign,arul NO; %jowl Costume; Son. s, Patterns, &c. de.c. • The . Literary Dupatt:nciit contains a copipus and interest.' • ing 13iographical Memoir sit I ler late Majesty. the Qucen of variety • 11i ISz.vilzaly op 1110 21109 i interesting subjects.—The I'rnits.iii this Number are incorn.. p.‘raOly beautiful. • -- All the Csttouna of the immortal Raphael, seven in num bet; finely etutraven, in Outline, are given in the aifith 37th hldinbers of this %Volk. together with a most faithful and correct Outline Print of the celebrated Pidure. Of the tleath of General •Woife, by B. Wcsi, Estf.' the Royal Academy, engraven by his permission front :010.0rIgi. nal Pittard. • No. aFi contains a most faithful and &awed Outline Print of Death tut the Pale or, the Opening of the Se Is, front Revelations.cliJp. vi. fritt a Sketch by.,it. West, as exhibited - at the Louvre, in Pais. . _ Thesc Prints are g:vtli in a:leit;o.;, to the usual. EstnbOli.;tl - mitt' Coilw.tion of lilevint Inestitro, which coHuil thc Nlonthly Nutniters ot 1.8 11:110 AslcuiWe.. . Pricts:d tor. 'ono I. 3 r , prictor ot tlt, tvcelt,ly ger,, Southampton-street. - Straoif, • ot I.re ceding Nuinbzrs 'may'.be had ( ' rtitor,-.1 by new' Engiiivin!.; to their original state of perfortioni COUNTY OF FORFAR. CAPITAL V,TATE, FOR SALE. TO Sold by Private - , LANDS AND ESTATE OF BRIGTON, j in ike Pariah ot icinnetrles, biruateti in One of the best partsytt Strathmore.. The great tttrnpike toad tram the south to : the north passes through the uenhe ot the Estate.— The house, WhiLli is large and cUmmodlo:is, in the niiradta of a lawn of twenty acres, tii)oo4 he w.der of•• Kerbet (which loran a piece ot water .ba hoot of the consists of three ;twilit; rooms of targc d.inensions, rvn or nwre acct-roorns, and dressing-moms. 'with all ho'is , thold otilees. The home Anti InkCes ard'Coltiplete, two .c.ciell hauSetti with stabling to twient349ur. tuirse4. 'The , g:Irt4COS • and orchanl, with brie: wails and liens, are 10 and consist nearly 01 fill' acres, with :ibtiut thirty acres ot woad of an kinds. . . ..... The present rent of the inclu(ling the home farm of about one hiiiiitied to ijiCh a purchaser tnay livic"iinirsediate i.c‘ess, isalihut sixt - tbi ..,idreit . ponntts hilt; upon the expiry of the lettset, which With the triccep. tivn at one) 'were let 'twent.ykficc Iciti it on single lives, and must, to the course of'. natace, soon diop, a very great I iise May be tizpendeti on. : There are 'oh aid A tLx • spinning mill, and village of 'considerable ettent, wh.cli cost in creation eight .theu6i4ett 'pounds, and are now ,of more va lue. Thess fall to the Proprictor int very' easy tertn4, at the expiry 6lthe lease, which .ias oolytm.: ty veal% til 6,11. 'Tito' Estate ail - mils 1w:11.V-three re,rlol,l Qualifications, the valuation being above.Onel 7 liousatiti l'ouods Scots. 'fa those win) know. the: place} no descriptive embellish • ment is ,neeess - dry. strangers it is not canin 411 server-, t6enient to rive r imier idea. of the beauty thict'conveitiente , . of the bittlati it 6 fwCive‘iiiiies from Dundee. three: from .count y, town f utf4r, t'. 1 1:0,- . 46111 1 4 11111114 ..9 1 d Men ( Wont . Pertit. .•; 'site i)ayittent 6f.tit-e- • prke will 'be Made to suit the' collve niettc.ot-4 purchasor., t• • For t r • ytticr p. rtit u Los, app tic., tik:a play be untie to Wm. ;.sir to Mr: year, . sob, s'y tittr to the Sistiet,''Etlibiittriill:' • '• • TE PRINC 1P.414 OFTI .CEfiSiltid c• r .1.1:111S #V, fei2 ai 1/1 AMY:: f'l" bere4i g i ve ,4,iquem m Np i,l His • y s :iYouj f 1 C idar 4 desirous twit% .rwitifpessded tb f apz.l4lm4eht taw ICaight rf 'illi ta er;r, 'Apt4et• tem , - W'iel tke Ira ;yet, 4 1 , tbal: they mks! apflpia ibis Office at beide ;be tBt4 Aptil mext,. u'bea informed of the nature of the Cotffirates and rettibtottials wfrieb are required! ? shew tbat thy taste trilbies the treariv bJ the ;aid 11411, wbieb e.rpretset 1 1, qt 1 1, 7 4 , ail. to be Sultera;virtated'Gr Disabled Lterterdltt tJ if,eith Zlrx of • a'ar," and " ;hal! be single .11eit cc/the:et-Chi/aro:, latelfried to', lead a ana' life, _lsr et ! rea l td if they give_oCC42.lson for 4Cd 4141 ." VICTUALLING.OVRICE, Mirth 25; sB4. T HE CaVNISSIONERSfor VICTUALLANO His Majestys .bherety . give Notice That on Frilay s the xad of 4p,il next, they will be rem!)-to receive Tendets in no.itirrk , (sealed np), and treat for Five Ilmodred Tons of VER1`0010) . ( . 4 . 4-wq-grained CHESHIRE SALT, or . Salt of equal podness, and for Eigh: lian.!red Tons of C H L S F-11 RE. SAY SALT of. ;iv lrtstett grain, or Salt .11 eluot gn:dnels (of which the •Person.s who make the Tenders are to prodhce Samples*: to b e de/iv/Ted into His Majegy's Vitivalling Storrs at Dept.. ford, one. A4' ErY'art 3iit of jury new, and the remainder by the 19tb of September fsafrwing, free of all cba,ge and risk .Hie. Majesty, except that the Contra °hr Will be albwed Two Shillings and 'Eleven Pence per . Ton for Part-rage of the S,it from toe Wharf 1.2 the Stores and to be paid for' by Bills,- ihDraSiT, with Interest, ninety days al:ter date. The Conditiaos ol the Contrails may be tern at, the Secretary's (Vice, at this Office, or by appOing to the Collegors of the Salt Ditties at La'yeep7.ll, and at Middlewich, in Cheshire, ;sever. tivqr. No regard will be had to airy Tinier in which the Price shed: Not be inserted in W:xds t 'at length, or that shall not be delivered to the !hard before One :o'clock .on the said , Feiday tb. 221 of 'April next, nor 'unless It: Person who Noakes the Tender, or so se person on hit belt/f, toads, to answer, when called for. P IC roALLING.OFk *iltecba9, THE CO 31-VISSIONEES for VICTUAL LING HIS 111.- . l:fie•S'll's N i eltrY do he,,4e o , ghie Wake, l hat sae Tuesday, the Soh ,4pril vex:, they quill 61 rea 1y it) receive Test: d e rs, iv weitivg, (sealed up), and treat for Two Iluadreet Tons of the 13:ist No-us CAROLINA RICE, obe answerable Sampler to be produced wish the Tenders, to be delivered one Half tly , rf in a l'ovt.:lg6t, and the other llplf in . oil Fortnight etfierti.ar,lx, igto Majesty's Piflualling Stores at D4t,lord ? and to Be paid fa' lila:, payable, ibtabinte esst , privity days afiee cias.;„ 'The auraritinns of the Cutraa rn y be teem at ibe Sectaarj't Office. No regard will be bad to any Tender in nc , hieh the Trice shall not be inserted in wards at length, or that shall nos he delivered to the !,efore One o' clog on the said Tuesday the sat of April nett, nor unless the Person who malts the render,.Or some Person On his he ball, attends, to ins:vet . , when called for. MESSItS. ,LEIGH :end. Co. Surgeons,. confine •their attention to the Treatment of ecrtitin Curriplaints ernitiaaedin ah'illiforer(led hirur, and that Debility which is caused by the destrurtive H hits 6f Youth. Mr. I.eixh !my. inA been engaged try ttrs.. exclusive branch for the last eleven years in this ltousc, it is pfestrineil that the advantage of such tixperkencc gr.;:s the utinost_stideess tit;it as , iduity with wireir they devote themselves , tb the . Cure of these Co. plaints. • • in all Cases OtreeetlePCCUrtinCe the Cure is speedy,. and • . paid and. inger are i,;(itiany avuded. in every complicateil those distressing Deficiencies whickare the cois. Oequences•of your hint I inprii,lenet, or the enervating intlul. gences of maturity in warm c:limates, their mode f Treat- Men? 'CuStifeS a safe and' permanent Restoration to vigorotts Health. • The Terms are 'stated on the fit* ir terview, or in answer to Letters colitai,fing a Bank: Note., and in every CaSe the most inviolable s,!crecy is aserved. No. 29, Arun:id-street, Strand, near Tamplo.lmr.—Thera is :in additional Entrance in Water.serrat adjoining. TIIL REV. MR. ll'Altt7T.Al"; PATENT ANTIBIloi• OUS P 11.1.5. TT wag a remark of rite t:elebratei Dr. 13deban. .1.. Author 'of I) ,, owStic4 M.t..licitkt, tint 'complaints'et the Stomach :Ind lt:4wel.. Arc the prevailin:; Mataify or, this eutuitty, trhich 1.4 the found aloft of the more formidable and tafJl ; that the o.:Fion Who ctidld discover fi4 the ictlief Ann (life 3 sate, and' remedy would pet. Ipo)t important service to society. '1:1,,t discovery ooW' hail MAW ;n the ',.",t,.0t i'ills of the Barzlay, the extensive sale of whieh, and the high -estim.stion us -'vitich.they are deservedly held, has am 6001.441 Y iNtned the number of these complaints ; and bids lair, in a shoft time, to be the means of entirely entili. eating them. These fills have a quick and safe Operation. they, ael pOwerflalFjc . and specifically on- the •Bile, and thus remove the numerous disorners connected with it, •Sick Head.. Aches, Flatulence, Livei Complaints, Bandies, Ncr. vows I)isorders-froin Indigestion, see. They are the mOSt valuable Family Me , lieine hitherto faiFered to the Public, and the.Trpfttietor supported by the most respeCtable evidened of ttiCiirst characters of the Nobility and others, that they have tiev,:i :Idd - 1411st:red to any person without giving certain and speedy. relief ) ,atid in the end completinsie Cute. This valuable !Medicine, haVitig been used with success, is recommended by the follovvi nit di s tinguighed Parsonages a The Right lion. Viscuuntlloll. , The Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells. Sir lohn lioneywood,' Barr y .P. for Honitan. Sir Stephen Lushiugtn, Rau.' M.P.for Penyn. Thomas , Anson, V.sq. M.P. for Lit Afield. . lames Arnyait, Esq. M.P. fOr Southampton. Nicholson Calvert, Esq. M.P. fur Htrtford. Edmund Boehm, Esq. l'sr;.‘y-ureet, Spring Gardens. Thomas liaminersiey, Esq. Pali-Mall. G. VV , Dickes, Esq. Private Se c ret ar y to the Archbishop of Canterbury. The Rev. Mr. Dijnock. Libra/11n to the Archbishop. Cecil Fcirester, Esci. ft, Wenlock• Sold whulesale by Mr. Butler, No. 4,Cluaapside;' and retail by Mr. K. iroy. Stalfda.street, Old Isond-street ; M. Stratton, Leicester-,square; 13aeon and Co. tco. ford-street ; and. by .all respectable Venders in 'own ari d Country. • A 'Coution.Observe the name e r AYH liam Barclay is en. graved on the Starnp, which 'is . affixed on the outside wrap. per of each - box ; itcrt sc stArnpcd re a dangerous imt. ration.' ' Pkicy sa, ed. antl sos. per box, with ainpl‘dirodiong. ~~ a